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peterguevarra · Sun 28-Jan-07, 04:21 PM

Thanks for replying, it is very much appreciated.

The reason why I was looking into the job placement program is because I have absolutely no idea where or how to start looking for work. I'm new to this and really don't know where to begin.

I know it's a stupid question (sorry) but how do most teachers find positions? Do they have to apply to the school directly or through ads such as those on this website. Where, for example, would you begin to look for work? (i.e. would you google Korean English language schools and send in applications).

I was also considering the job placement program because I have read a lot of horror stories and I figured the job placement program is a safer option. Any thoughts?

This question is for teachers in China - is 6200RMB/month reasonable for a 25hr week?

Thanks, any response would be great!

Sun 28-Jan-07, 04:21 PM	#3 (permalink)
peterguevarra Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Nationality: Australian Occupation: researcher & journo Location: Posts: 10	Re: i-to-i arranged jobs Thanks for replying, it is very much appreciated. The reason why I was looking into the job placement program is because I have absolutely no idea where or how to start looking for work. I'm new to this and really don't know where to begin. I know it's a stupid question (sorry) but how do most teachers find positions? Do they have to apply to the school directly or through ads such as those on this website. Where, for example, would you begin to look for work? (i.e. would you google Korean English language schools and send in applications). I was also considering the job placement program because I have read a lot of horror stories and I figured the job placement program is a safer option. Any thoughts? This question is for teachers in China - is 6200RMB/month reasonable for a 25hr week? Thanks, any response would be great!